POLITICSOHIO CAPITAL JOURNAL
Ohio teachers can stand up for their students and communities by getting involved in public policy
The article argues that Ohio teachers should engage in public policy to protect public schools, citing legislative threats like Ohio Senate Bill 113, which bans diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in K-12 schools, and Ohio House Bill 33, which expanded voucher programs reducing public school funding. Similar legislation is being considered in Iowa, South Carolina, and Oklahoma.
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